The Loews in New Orleans was very modern with nice furnishing. The rooms were excellent, provided a living area with a full couch, desk, etc. Perfect for a business trip. Was able to work out in the room without any problems for space. The bed was very comfortable and the bathroom had a shower and tub, great amentities! It is directly across the street from the casino and within reasonable walking street to Bourban street, etc.

I was here for a convention, for 3 nights. My room was spacious and updated, although the decor was rather bland. Ask for a river view - gorgeous, particularly from a high floor. What really stood out for me was the service at this hotel. Without exception, the people were unfailingly friendly and helpful, from the concierge to the bartender, desk clerk, restaurant host, etc. The hotel has a more personal, intimate feel than 1 of the larger chain hotels, which i found very appealing.

As for hotel amenities: restaurant and bar were quite nice and food was pretty good; exercise room was fine; spa was nice enough (i had a good massage).

Overall no complaints whatsoever and i would stay here again next time i'm in town for a meeting.

Came to New Orleans with my husband for a convention. To be fair, I am very selective about hotels. We got a decent non convention rate of about $215 a night plus parking plus taxes, plus $16.00 wifi fee. Our first room was their standard, "deluxe king". It was small, with a bath and shower together. I was not a happy camper, so went down to reception, and asked what I would have to pay to upgrade. For $35 more, I got a "luxury" king room. It was considerably larger with a separate enclosed shower. Otherwise, about the same. The best thing about the room, was a great view of the Mississippi River from our 20th floor window.
The furnishing are very generic. The carpet seems new, but there are signs of hard use on the upholstery. Nice flat screen TV, and decent amenities in the bath. Good shower with plenty of hot water.
Our interactions with the staff have been quite lovely, everyone tries to be friendly and helpful. Had lunch in the hotel's dining room. It sounded much better on the menu, than the actual results, which were not very well executed.
In all, I feel Loews New Orleans is a decent hotel, but, except for the staff, nothing exceptional.

Lovely and spacious room. Plenty of room in the bath as well. Friendly people. One negative: $35 to park your car per day. We did not eat in the restaurant but were told it is owned by the same people as Commander's Palace. The functions provided breakfasts which were fine. Also, munchies at the cocktail party were good.